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Nicole Richie says she hates her post pregnancy boobs because they prevent her from wearing her favorite style tops. “I’m bustier now and I really don’t like it,” Richie says.
“It doesn’t really fit with my wardrobe, it’s not who I am. I am not someone who is used to wearing a bra or having to wear a bra. I really don’t like it,” she said. “I like wearing vintage hippy see-through shirts that aren’t slutty on me because there is nothing to look at. Now I have boobs so I can’t really wear it because it sends out a different message.”
Source: TransWorldNews
An attorney entered the plea Wednesday for the Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver singer, who was not required to appear in court for his arraignment because of the misdemeanor count.
A pretrial hearing was set for April 4.
Weiland was arrested Nov. 21 after he crashed his car on a state highway. The rocker, who had a prior DUI conviction in 2004, could face eight days to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted, prosecutors have said.
Source: MSNBC
Hayden Panettiere graces the April issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. Inside the mag, the Heroes hottie opens up about a variety of issues, from her body to her love life!
Hayden on her favourite part of her body: “My abs.”
Hayden on the feature she gets most complimented on: “My eyes.”
Hayden on the craziest thing she’s done for love: “Nothing is too crazy for love.”
Hayden on the best relationship advice she’s ever received: “That I didn’t need someone else to make me whole.”
Hayden on a common public misconception: “I’m not as sweet as I look.”
Source: CelebInMag
Hilary Duff keeps it fun and flirty on the April 2008 cover of Lucky Magazine.
The singer/actress has three movies coming out this year — Safety Glass, Greta and War, Inc. She’s also currently on a world tour for her album Dignity and designing a new line of accessories for her clothing label, Stuff by Hilary Duff.
Says Duff, “It’s crazy, but actually, keeping this schedule has taught me a lot of tricks about what to wear when I need things to be easy. I now have outfits that are both unique and quick that I know will absolutely work no matter where I’m going - I love that”
On designing for her fashion label: “I’m very particular about the structure, texture, and detail of all my clothes. My favorite pieces are ones that steer away from the norm, at least a little bit, and I like things that have some drama.”
On her new Elizabeth Arden perfume called Wrapped With Love Hilary Duff: “This new perfume is lighter and sweeter than my last one. I wanted the scent to seem springy, like when you first throw on a sundress in warm weather and feel really girly.”
Source: Pop Crunch
The Hannah Montana star, 15, said she loves to see dads at her gigs but finds lone males "creepy".
In an interview with Oklahoma City’s KJ103-FM, she said: "When it's, like, the dad fans, it's so cute! Because they're, like, there with their daughters and they're singing my songs.
"And then there's the guys who watch it on their own. That's when it gets creepier!"
She also admitted that she was embarrassed by dad Billy Ray's dress sense when he rose to fame as a country singer in the 1990s.
She told host J Rod: "There’s a certain time where Dad’s got - we call it the ‘Clint Eastwood pajama look’ - where he’s wearing Ray-Bans but in like… it’s so horrible, it’s the worst. And a really ugly hat with a bow. Oh it’s so bad."
Source: Digital Spy
The ‘Ghost’ star – who, at 45, is 15 years older than husband Ashton Kutcher – says it’s important not to worry too much about looks as it’s how you feel on the inside that matters.
Demi Moore – who was once rumoured to have spent over $450,000 on cosmetic surgery – is quoted as saying: “It’s important not to get yourself obsessed about that because it’s a game you’re going to lose. If you think you’re old and feel you’re done growing, then you are going to have a stale life around you.”
Demi also insists she has become more relaxed as the years have advanced. She added: “I place an importance on remembering not to take myself too seriously because I certainly have in the past.”
Last year, the mother-of-three hit out at the ageism in Hollywood. She said: "There aren't that many good roles for women over 40. A lot of them don't have much substance, other than being someone's mother or wife. If we are told we are not valuable once we hit 30, it is a problem. "We can't just wait for something to happen. We have to say, 'I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more.’"
Source: Javno
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